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    Quote Originally Posted by MiRai View Post
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    If you want the full available power of each GPU, then you'd want to split them up between the monitors, but that also comes with drawbacks.
    What sort of drawbacks? I'm just curious if there are other drawbacks besides you won't get better than single card performance on one monitor? Or is there some sort of CPU/Memory/Windows issues when it has to switch between two video cards. I could imagine spanning a single instance of a game on multiple monitors that are on two video cards (non-sli'd) would incur some sort of penalty, but I didn't plan on that.
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